Value, Transvaluation and Globalization
Value has been a central concept in anthropology and sociology since the birth of these disciplines (e.g. Marx, Simmel, Weber). In recent decades the concept has seen a revival (e.g. Graeber 2001; Eiss and Pedersen 2002; Pedersen 2008; Otto and Willerslev 2013), but while it has been debated and dis...
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| author | Steffen Dalsgaard Ton Otto |
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| description | Value has been a central concept in anthropology and sociology since the birth of these disciplines (e.g. Marx, Simmel, Weber). In recent decades the concept has seen a revival (e.g. Graeber 2001; Eiss and Pedersen 2002; Pedersen 2008; Otto and Willerslev 2013), but while it has been debated and discussed, assessed and evaluated extensively, there are nonetheless still many things to be said about it. This volume addresses a particular perspective on value through the lens of ‘transvaluation’, and how transvaluation may denote a process that occurs in our current world system as an intrinsic effect of contemporary globalization. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-8897f070a2f84e6f8623550b7b70100f2022-12-21T22:11:09ZengJames Cook UniversityeTropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics1448-29402014-08-01132Value, Transvaluation and GlobalizationSteffen Dalsgaard0Ton Otto1IT University of CopenhagenAarhus University James Cook UniversityValue has been a central concept in anthropology and sociology since the birth of these disciplines (e.g. Marx, Simmel, Weber). In recent decades the concept has seen a revival (e.g. Graeber 2001; Eiss and Pedersen 2002; Pedersen 2008; Otto and Willerslev 2013), but while it has been debated and discussed, assessed and evaluated extensively, there are nonetheless still many things to be said about it. This volume addresses a particular perspective on value through the lens of ‘transvaluation’, and how transvaluation may denote a process that occurs in our current world system as an intrinsic effect of contemporary globalization.https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3384 |
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| title | Value, Transvaluation and Globalization |
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